Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine

Believe Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Ecological Journey Gift Box

The design of the honey gift box is inspired by the "ecological journey" of Shennongjia with abundant wild plants and good natural ecological environment. Protecting the local ecological environment is the creative theme of the design. The design adopts traditional Chinese paper-cut art and shadow puppet art to show the local natural ecology and five rare and endangered first-class protected animals. Rough grass and wood paper is used on the packaging material, which represents the concept of nature and environmental protection. The outer box can be used as an exquisite storage box for reuse.

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Pure

The basis for the concept of Pure Juice is an emotional element. The developed naming and design concept are aimed at the customer's feelings and emotions, they serve the purpose of stopping the person right next to the needed shelf and making them pick it from the multitude of other brands. The package expresses the effects of fruit extracts, the colorful patterns directly printed on a glass bottle that resembles in the shape of fruits. It visually emphasizes the image of natural products.

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Ouch

Ouch is a portable first aid kit designed for everyday use. The hexagonal box is made from 60 lb recycled paper, which is lightweight and easy to carry. The container is divided into three compartments that follow three steps of use: cleaning and disinfecting the wound, applying treatment, and bandaging. Essential medical items are sorted and arranged with step-by-step directions. The box opens from the middle of the front surface, which saves time compared with a square box or a zipper. The aim is to let people without medical training act correctly in an emergency.

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Darin

The 'Darin' is designed to free modern people from reluctance to Korea's traditional health food products in the fatigue society, featuring simple, graphic clarity in delivering packages to the sensibilities of modern people, unlike the undesigned images that have been used by traditional Korean health food shops. All designs are made from motifs of blood circulation, visualizing the goal of providing vitality and health to the tired 20s and 30s.

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Yagumitan

Yagumitan is a packaging design for high-end wild honey. The product name refers to the honey seeker in the valley. The glass bottle is shaped with diamond-like cut facets that express the scarcity and the quality of the honey. Colored glass is used to bring out the color and the texture of the honey inside. The outer box is formed as an undulating valley, and the gap between the valleys takes the shape of a compass to suggest searching. Contour lines and mountain cuts represent the cliffs where the wild honey is collected.

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Mi Musician

Mi Bluetooth Headset Mini is packaging created for a compact sports headset. The headset shell is minimal and carries a single circular button. The packaging uses images of famous musicians, so the oval shell reads as a head and the button as an open mouth. The result suggests a singer or a conductor, and gives character to a simple product. A PET tray holds the headset and the controller at the front, while the wires remain hidden. A paper cover keeps the structure firm. The design aims to appeal to users between 18 and 29 years old.

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